Don to speak at Waitangi
Hobson’s Pledge spokesman Don Brash told the New Zealand Herald that he was feeling a bit nervous about being part of the line-up to speak in the forum tent at the lower marae at Waitangi on Tuesday.
Read moreTe Ati Awa’s glittering $247m Waitara prize
The New Plymouth District Council (Waitara Lands) Bill that passed its third reading on Thursday shows how a tribal group managed to expand a grievance into three current settlements totalling over $247 million.
Read moreHone, violence is not OK, remember?
The message that violence is not OK apparently hasn’t got through to former MP Hone Harawira, who called for vigilante justice after seeing images of people participating in a Taranaki A&P parade in blackface
Read moreCitizen urges Canterbury Regional Council to abandon odious Ngai Tahu Representation Bill
The Acting Chief Executive, Canterbury Regional Council
Dear Mr McConway Re: CRC Ngai Tahu Representation Bill
I write to express my opposition to this Bill as notified in the ODT on 31 October 2018. The Bill’s objects, as advised, appear to render the intent of the Bill unnecessary, discriminatory and hence in breach of Human Rights legislation.
Read moreSubmit against entrenching Maori seats
You have until December 14 to put in your submission against Te Tai Tonga MP Rino Tirikatene’s bill that would require a 75 percent majority in Parliament to scrap the Maori seats.
Read moreFarmer challenge on race-based policy welcomed
The Waikato Regional Council is set to defend a complaint laid with the Human Rights Commission alleging its controversial Plan Change 1 aimed at improving water quality gives iwi special treatment.
Read moreTreaty indoctrination in action
A new School Journal comic book aimed at 10- to 12-year-olds with a Year 6 reading level shows indoctrination about the Treaty of Waitangi in action.
Read moreWaikato, Ngai Tahu quietly paid $370m
Two iwi have quietly been paid huge top-ups, totalling $370 million, to their supposed "full and final" Treaty of Waitangi settlements, Stuff reported today. Waikato-Tainui received $190 million and the South Island's Ngai Tahu $180 million – more than they originally settled for in 1995 and 1998, respectively.
Read moreSchool is for lessons - not indoctrination
Posted by Admin · December 14, 2019 1:48 PM
Please sign our Ihumatao petition: Government must uphold Treaty settlement, police must evict protesters
Posted by Admin · August 14, 2019 11:32 AM
Bill to entrench Maori seats
Posted by Admin · November 17, 2018 12:32 PM
